This Years Speakers
Dr. Michael Twiss, Algoma University
Speaking about the landmark Great Lakes Winter Science Summary Report, Dr. Twiss explores the biggest winter challenges facing our region.
Dr. Stacy McNulty, SUNY ESF
Warmer winters, restless wildlife, and lessons from the Beavers, discover how our changing climate is transforming our watershed.
Matt Norvilitis, M.S. Student SUNY ESF
Once nearly gone, the mighty lake sturgeon is reclaiming its place in our waters. Hear how science and conservation are fueling this inspiring comeback story!
More speakers and info to come soon!
37th Annual WEC
Winter Environmental Conference is one of the largest gatherings of scientific knowledge on the River. Whether you have devoted your life to understanding the St. Lawrence River or you have only been here once, Winter Environmental Conference will teach you something you had no idea you needed to know.
With speakers ranging from university professors leading cutting edge scientific research to community members sharing the vast history of the region to decision makers who share the reasoning behind decisions which affect all of us who live, breath, drink, and love the River
If the networking opportunities and curiosity to learn something new don’t make you want to register today then the impeccable venue and exquisite buffet are sure to excite!
Many never experience the beauty of the River in the wintertime, not only is this your chance to see the beauty but to also connect yourself to the natural, scientific world of the St. Lawrence River
Past Speakers
Director | Thousand Islands Biological Station
Dr. John Farrell
Executive Director | Thousand Islands Land Trust
Jake Tibbles
Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies | SUNY Potsdam
Dr. Kate Cleary
Professor and Chair of the Biology Department | SUNY Potsdam
Dr. Glen Johnson
Executive Director | River Institute
Jeff Ridal
Director of Education and Communications | Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation
Denise Silfee
